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Nice.
Now that you've linked it here more people will read it too.
Now that you've linked it here more people will read it too.
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Well, it's mainly supposed for those who are interested in getting CtP2, and those people visit CtP2 forums in the first place. However, I surely have no objections if some Civ 3 players read it, too.Solver, WePlayCiv Co-Administrator
Contact: solver-at-weplayciv-dot-com
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Funny, I figured that out after 4-5 times...saved myself a lot of potential wasted timeOriginally posted by Dissident
civ3 does not suck. well not until you've played it a few hundred times. Then it tends to be repititave.
Actually, its not that bad, but a lot of micromanagement things really need to be addressed in civ3.Yes, let's be optimistic until we have reason to be otherwise...No, let's be pessimistic until we are forced to do otherwise...Maybe, let's be balanced until we are convinced to do otherwise. -- DrSpike, Skanky Burns, Shogun Gunner
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Re: Civ 3
You forgot the Beavis & Butthead laugh: heh-heheh-heh heheh-hehehOriginally posted by d=me
Civ 3 really sucks.
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micromanagement isn't all bad, if it's fun micromanagementOriginally posted by hexagonian
Funny, I figured that out after 4-5 times...saved myself a lot of potential wasted time
Actually, its not that bad, but a lot of micromanagement things really need to be addressed in civ3.
I like building my empire in the beginning of the game. And I love moving around my workers in the beginning. But it just gets annoying later in the game for some reason. I really should use the automation I guess.Comment
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Originally posted by DrSpike
There are 2 votes for yes so someone agrees.
I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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Have you tried Rise of Nations (RoN)? Brian Reynolds, who designed/lead programmer of SMAC, created RoN. I'd also like to recommend a few Paradox games: EU2, HOI, and Victoria.Originally posted by d=me
I do play alpha centauri and it's my favourate game.
Personally, I enjoy Civ3 very much, even more since Conquests."What did you learn in school today, dear little boy of mine?
I learned our government must be strong. It's always right and never wrong,.....that's what I learned in school."
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don't feed the troll.I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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Ah, but it's an amusing troll.~ If Tehben spits eggs at you, jump on them and throw them back. ~ Eventis ~ Eventis Dungeons & Dragons 6th Age Campaign: Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4: (Unspeakable) Horror on the Hill ~Comment
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well, I have to agree...
I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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The fact that BR was heavily involved with RoN doesn't really do much to recommend it to a fan of BR's TBS classic. If you like RTS then play RoN, but don't play it just because of BR.Originally posted by dojoboy
Have you tried Rise of Nations (RoN)? Brian Reynolds, who designed/lead programmer of SMAC, created RoN. I'd also like to recommend a few Paradox games: EU2, HOI, and Victoria.
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that's true, spikey. to those who love rts games, RON must be a joy to play. to me it was interesting - the best rts game that i have played, but even this fact could not make me want to buy the game after i had experienced the demo.I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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Yeah that's my point. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing bad about RoN. It's just I get perplexed with TBS people saying they'd buy it just because of BR, when if they don't like RTS they wont like it, regardless of the few minor tweaks introduced in RoN.Comment
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Yes I have rise of nations. considering the games you suggested, never heard of them though. Thanks.Comment
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Are these neopads?Comment
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